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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

VIZ publish elsewhere, from the New
York Bulletin, some dgups furnished by
Slaiisiician Dodge, Of the Agricultural De.
parimcni sustaining and vindicaiing the
accuracy u the official estimate Of the
cotton cIop, which has been NJ much and
~ yariously criticized These dgurs ar
based upon the same methods ~ proved ~
successful last year aud lead TO the con.
clusion that the crop will approximate
very closely 600. 600 bales
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

IT is believed in Washington that what
ever the President recommends IA a solu.
ton Of the tariff question will be accepted
Ivy the Randall faction in good faith. We
hope ~, bu, We doubt Il very much.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28
CLEARINGHOUSE STATEMENT.
Comparative Showing OF tho Gross Ex
changes for tho Week.

BosroN. Mass. Nov. G.-The following
table, compiled from dispatches lo the Post,
from the managers Of the leading clearing
houses Of the United States shows ihc gross
exchanges for the week ending Novcmbcr 20
isS7, together with the rates per orut Of
increase or dccUaso As compared with the
amounts for the corresponding week In
1856
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

Mn. PowDEuLY has declared himself In
favor Of government ownership oi rail.
roads and coal fields, as we'll A. telegraph
lines. II coal, why not lead, iron. zinc,
copper and gold fields1 Mr.. Powdcrly
scems 10 favor truly paicnh govern.
ocni, with communisiic tendencies
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

Dos CAmos, who tried by fire md
sword 10 convince the spaniarls that he
was their righiiul sovereign, but iailcl, II
now asserting that he is King II Fmncc lie
jun. Well, the next thing ior him 10 do
Is TO make himself King he i,cio n he
DOS So; succeed Ice may al iv,,si make Il
lively iur the boys.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

Rand, Mentally & CO., Of Chicago, have
iiscn above being railroad printers aud ad.
Nitiscls, aud are now ranked among the
publishers. Thoy have issued number
ul Interesting works from their press
Among the latest are "a Puritan Lover. 4"
Wy laura IcsScndcn." and "a Lucky
Young Woman" by +. G. Phillips.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

President GEEyY will tender his rsig.
nation on Thursday, to which time II is
expected both houses oi the National As.
scinbly viii adjourn today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

Tm Rev. Dr.. Bariol, Of Boston, de-
voted bis Thanksgiving sermon to very
scycw and unjust, because unmcritcd.
criticism Of Mr. Cleveland and left.
handed soH Of plea for Blaine, Of whom
bc said, "rhcr Is mo%Di him than the
Mulligan letters" Ncs, there T.. and II
he is candidate for the presidency he
will find Il out.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

TmNE OF the impudgncc Of the New
York Trihgae, that 80 sircnuously upheld
Grant, condcmning President Grcyy Tor
ncpotsm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

rus Mexican people src very iubllant
ever nae immediate benefits iIal have
svre 70 lhc;a Is a rcsul! Of ,bc reductions
In their iVin. Tho customs receipts for
ocsst~ SLOW q gain Of nearly $4,000
Syv ths corresponding nAbth in 1856, and
Hk pr-<trce DAT Sn--latn VII ,aoy 90
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28
DISCUSSING HORTICULTURE.
Meeting OF the West Tennessee Society
at Jackson Next Month.

at jackson Next Month.
The sixth animal session OF tie West
Tennessee Horticultural society will 10
held nj Jackson, Tenn. on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, December s, q and 10.
A cordial invitation IL extended 10 all
friends OF horticulture 10 attend and Join
In the discussions for tho mutual benefit
Of all. A number Of papers will DO read
and discuS,od. Tic Illinois Central
Mobile & Ohio. Louisville 4 Nashville and
louisville, New Orleans 4 Texas lallrost
companies have ariungcd sedase@ rates.
gUoJ uaul rssuintoT 10
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To TuE PUBLIC.

THE ArrEAL has Withdrawn irum the solicitors
who ha,c heretofore been engaged upon ~, Mem.
phis Illustrated all right 10 do further huau,s,
an that dircuion. \. D. Au.rS.
utt.Iua.. Af..t...t
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

Is Europe, South America, North Amer.
lea and Japan there arr total Of 375
s'hools ior the deaf and dumb, %, 7a7 pu.
Iils, and 2,2li teachers In the United
States thofo is one school to every i2l
pupils, and ono tcarhcr to every fourteen
pupils Nhcras Germany has one school
to every sixiy,wo pupils, and ono ;os,he,
10 pyprV Ton.
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niu~ Mossutt,.

The delighted audiences last week at
this fayoFito resort warrants the re-engago-
mcnt II the little Wild men. Dan Nash's
Irish panorama, Grccubaum, magician,
and bearded lady this week are 10 be seen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28
THE WEATHER.
Indications.

wANuSoroS. nov .>--i a. m.-Fcr Alabama:
Fair weather preceded by lght nlus In The south
crn portions colder light 90 itc,h northgtly winds
Tor Mississippi aud Louisiana Colder. hair
weather lighl 30 irrsh northoisiCrly Winds.
Tor Tennessee Fair weather colder In The cast
cm portion slowly rtiW temperature In thowcyi.
cru portion light % irsh wind, becoming yAria.
BILE.
For Arkansas Colder weather lifh 10 irtsh
winds
The ryps will remain nearly stationary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

Sidney Luska is now a regular contribu-
tor TO several magazines. lie has written
a pretty child's story Tor Christmas Wide
Awake.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

Fortunately Geo. KEENAN,, who has pre-
pared for the Century the articles on
"Russian Exile Life" gathered all the in
formation necessary on his recent trip.
lie has been forbidden to enter again the
Cars dominions.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

about improvements which will command
confidence and insure greater accuracy,
and to this end he believes every effort
should be made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28
DISTINGUISHED IRIsHMEN.
Messrs. O'Connor and Esmonde to Ar
rive in Memphis Today.

iANS ~ hOhpulb IOQuy.
Sir Thomas Grafton Esmonde and the
Hon. Arthur 0'Connor, the Irish home
rulers, will arrive in this city at s: 10 o'clock
this morning. A committee from the local
Irish societies viii receive them at the de-
pot and escort them to the Gayoso hotel,
where they will remain during their stay
in the city. A program of entertainment
has been prepared for them, which in
cludcs visit TO the exchanges, drive
through the city and its various points OF
interest, and in the evening box at the
theater. On Tuesday evening the distin-
guished parliameniarian will address
meeting OF sympathizers with the Irish
cause Mt the y. Nj. III. A. hall, Second and
Union streets. The Hon. w. G.. Fowlkes,
judge OF the supreme court, will Introduce
the speakers, and the following well known
gentlemen will serve on the reception
committee rs honorary vico-prcsidents
Hon. y, =. MADDEN. pr d. r. Porter
Hon. Jas Phclun, Rev. J. T.. Mcran,
Rev. \. Machining, Hon. u. NJ Estes,
i, J. ByTuc. Hon. J. j. Duuoso,
lion. j. s Galloway, lion L. ii. Estes,
Hon. Geo II Peters, John X. speed,
4. ID. GWypnc Napoleon llill.
j. ~ Muntedonico, otto Zimmerman,
John Oycrton, IT,, John CASTOR,
J. W. schorr H. ]. Lyman.
Hon. NJ. Gavin, Rev Father Veale,
Hon. l., q. Odlum, Ralph Davis,
Capt J. Ice, jr, J. I, Petit,
Con. Gaiiucy, Robt. Lee,
Dunis Lyons, John Fisher
]. J. sullivan, JOS Fitzgerald
a well attended meeting Of prominent
lrishmen took place last evening at the of
flee Of the Adam publishing company, at
which arrangements for the reception of
the celebrated visitors were completed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28
Chr %,cmphi5 Appeal
MONDAY, .Gi NOVEMBER 80, 1887

Mr. ZiSo T. IIAERis Do, been appointed travelling
rcpracnhiiycoi tho ArrEhI, aud superintendent
oil emulation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

The Russian craze in Boston has reached
that degree that the people will read no
books not bound in Russian leather. New
fork's leather trade has consequently in
creased
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28
THE BOOK TABLE.

Some interest has been aroused in the
carly history of American fiction by the
reprint Of tho novels Of Chas Brockden
Brown, the first American novelist.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

PRrsnrNr GrE,Y is the victim of cir.
rumslnurps
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

Maximum temperature. tun minimum tcmpCa.
tufc. lis unuuc q. rainfall i'N
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

A peculiar feature Of the holiday trade
in books is the handsome editions Of "Ies
Miserables," which several Of the publish
ing houses have issued. Why this sudden
fascination for Hugo2
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-28

Tichnor & Co. continue TO publish in
their paper back series some of the best of
American fiction. Among the later issues
are "Pattie's Peryersitics," by Arlo Bates,
and Howcll's "a Modern Instance"
The Christmas number Of IIarpcrs'
Magazine is ircightcd with richness There
Is wealth Of good reading matter, both
serious and fiction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08

condescend to say for himself, that the
fellows who endeavored to injure his
record for frmness and integrity, are
beneath his contempt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08

they we're to all intents and purposes
as much under the protection of the
United States as if they had been
United States Deputy Marshals. regu-
larly sworn for the duty, with the single
exception of the fact that they could
not plead their appointment as de-
tense. 49,. 9nne ~
Finally, they were brought before q
Justice of the Peace in Summit County
and some of them were fined $0 each.
They appealed to the Third District
Court, but no action has been taken
although the case has been on the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
The Babies Cry for It.

And the old folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid II nit
remedy Syrup of Figs, is more easily
taken and more beneficial in its action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. It
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach, and Bowels, while it arouses them
to healthy activity. For sale by A. G.
Smith & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
HAS THE SLIGHTEST INT dREsT

in the matter at issue-provided, allUays,
that Dickson, Varian, ct al, be not en-
ployed by the Mormon Church, through
their client, John A Groesbeck, who is
the only Mormon on either side of the
controversy. TOY
In any complaint to the President,
and subsequently to the Department OF
Justice. l insist that in consideration of
the peculiar manipulation of these af-
fairs By Mckay, Dickson, Varian, ct al.
"sueh men are unfit to represent the
government of the United States land to
hold the offices which they now occupy"
It would appear from the indications
Of, the last few weeks, that some one
besides myself holds the same opinion.
In q few days we will hear further
from the capital, when if your readers
regard this subject as of sufficient in
terest, l may treat upon other phases OF
the affair, and throw light upon new
actions in this Conspirators' Carnival.
| have several times been told by fan
atical adherents- to pet schemes. that
even if all ! alleged were true" l
ought not to take any action against
men who = are the saviors OF this coun-
try, as If any changes be made, lot Of
damned Democrats will come In"
lam sorry if l fail to appreciate the
merits of any man or set of men, but to
be brief I will say, if we must be saved
by such men. and such processes, the
sooner we are damned the better.
Respectfully, - ..a
-, 80, lGEoRGE A. MEEABs,
SALT LAKE Cry, May It'll, 1887.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08

condescend to say for himself, that the
fellows who endeavored to injure his
record for firmness and integrity, are
beneath his contempt.
THE ATTACKS MADE UPON NE
evidently induced Chief Justice c. S.
Zane to announce from his sacred seat
THAT Meears has made statements that
I have been informed of in respect to
the court, and | have heard statements
about him that don't wish to be called
on to consider his testimony" and to
refer to me as unworthy of belief.
OF course 1 cannot tell what Judge
Zane may have hearo about me; |
neither know nor care. l am perfe tly
we'll assured that if he heard anything
which gave him an INTELLIGENT reason
for taking the course he did, his source
of information was as foul as the infam-
GUS prevaricator who imposed upon his
better Judgment. The influence Of Judge
Zane, when used against me in that
direction, is as weak as the logic
which led him to the conclusion that
Judge has any better right than lay
man to decide upon fact from one
sided hearing. Judge Zane knows
nothing about me. | know nothing OF
him. Yet if in his own heart he does
not now realize that he did wrong in
endeavoring to injure me in that con-
temptible manner, l pity him.
Of course, rybody has been told
that l was in the employ of the Nor
mon Church. The Tribune originated,
and its satellites carried the stuff
around. 1t has been used in every
shape, hashed, and rehashed until even
the cooks pronounced it offensive. Of
that, and all similar trash and false
hood, l have to say, that there is TO it
not particle of foundation. AS trustee
for the intere SITS of quite lumber of
co-owners, it was my duty to
protect them against the encroach-
ments of outsiders, or the treacherv of
insiders, and as in duty bounl, ! have
so far endeavored to do. so L will con-
tinue, even if it should result in pleas
ing the whole Mormon Church and the
Democratic party besides; although
neither one nor the other
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
CARRIAGES & WAGONS

They know the quality Of these Goods, and
can't afford to build inferior work. We
build good, safe and reliable work,
and can meet the prices of any
other standard make on the
Goods we handle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23
SwTrcHNES's BALL.

SwTrcHNES's BALL.
The first ball of the season given by the
Switchmen's Mutual Aid Association will
be held at Oriel Rink corner Lagrave and
Weslthy-aye.. on Wednesday. December 81.
Wurzburg & Bronson's full orchestra will
furnish the music for the occasion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

Look over Hstch's bill of fare before
ordering your Thanksgiving dinner.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

Roots. Herbs and Barks at Peck's Drug
store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

uaents. Mr. Janison. II tie Bosom store,
CAS- renfed tcs norfh SIDE Nc. 2s3. AID j.
: A4sseak the s0alh side. Nc. Isl AZ 81
eeisoEs1s Ih41kszi siag IA tEelr Dss si-AE-
ters.
The Fertmighay Club vii nsst a. ths
rssidence 81 Rev. Charles kianrex "a bost-
= k-sf-. fridzy sFeniuz Il having been
srreassassy stated tAaE Il 4as - meet l4sl
evening.
Prof sxtft. Of Warner Observatory, Ro-
chester. sill gre "a uiBstrz1ed lecture II
tEe south Con congregational eh1reh ton1oT-
ros nighk. foE ths b<asnt u the Missionary
Society
Archie spear sad Arthur Z. Winchester
81 Hsdsonsills. Hrfosrt n. PECK. a
Walker. and j. ". Troy. Of Caledonia TIE
above sntsred the Grand BsFids Business
College yesterday.
Martin Mccarthy and Mss Elizabeth
Hove were married yesterday morning AZ
TIE 81. Andrea Cathedral D. Rev. fatnsr
Whalen. The couple vii MAKE this ely
their home, residing on Shsid0a-ss.
The boys in the County Clerks Once
state that MoEdsy IS always . thuyIng day
for marriage licenses, and nave advanced
the idea that Sunday night Is very suit
able occasion for making advance contracts
=. II Dan ATlfrF AOt TIC D14A u w 1ecA >
transit line. died yesterday ~ the Barnard
House. he had q mother and sister living
a. Three Rivers, who have been notified.
his remains are at Dolbee's Undertaking
rooms
The Seven Day Adventi.ts have effected
! church organization. with thrty-nge
members Elder H. w. Miller OF Oakland.
| Cal. Will De the pastor. and the meetings
will be held in Ringuettes Hall, on south
| DiVislOn-sL
The City Clerks oiice presented al ami
mated scene yesterday afternoon as John
Belknap dealt out tickets 20 the licensed
Oootblacks and nsssooys for the Thanks
i giving festival. 70 De held tonight 81 Todd s
bali tonight. Nearly Two hundred tickets
| were given out.
The prOprietress OF The Vendoma gave a
very pleasant party 90 the guests OF that
house and number OF invited guests last
evening Dancing was INDUCED 10. the
/ spacious dining room being used for that
/ purpose. About one hundred Ia all were
present Refreshments were served and a
/ CAV time vas had.
Rev. SANFORD II. Cobb will deliver lee
/ ture 10 the Westminster Presbyterian
| church on THURSDAY evening. Dec. 1. Title
/ OF lecture, Malta and the Knights OF ST
1 John" The lecture is given under The
auspices Of Grand Rapids Lodge No IL, j
| o. .. F., for the benefit OF f. Bow,r. OF
Wenham ave-. who is suffering with cancer
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

Ray S~k1s Vez - @Asfo As&&tsAsN
In Trip throase tns yzTAoas sore
houses e saszeles tbFo1S1oat tAs ci,y sss-
lsre4y. Cur rspresel EaIiss nzl2rally 1ropQsd
l0lo tie Ne. kBosn pfssts.98 he4e41zf-
ters a. TIE head u Monr0s -sE IT Ira =
hatch As Is asaAi iasg bsiore 1hsnxs-
giving. ice PFoprle. % and cleEks ssre al
busy aoing % packages, uls2s1Elax sQpAss,
potatoes, s1e-. AID running hit1sr Snd yea
DEF - their elt1r1 ~ serve customers a.
Pz0Eapty a. mlsaE -.
An oppoEtu1lly 6R4liy came 10 sqassze ia
az lDiesgosatsen 81 TIE proprietor as 10 tae
plans be lad nade regarding Than kskiylng
provisions LooklDz cur Peocil- shower
s4u4Fsiy IA s4s eye, While a coahdenL snlils
uiualined ia face, ne replied: Young m4a.
dons you knos D. this tine that tbls ss-
tsDiishaaeat II Recognised 81 everyone 81
being tbs place Of al others Al which % Bug
groceries, Doa yOu knos that the p4lbslc
has already found this cut and that our
trade 10 daily increasing, slmply because
people have learned that We carry every
thing Ia Ihs staple and fancy grocery line,
ana that. too, OF the very best. Have NE
made any special effort for Thank sgiYing2
Why OF course sc have. We always aim 20
have enough for every body, and every BODY
Is golsg 10 want lots 10 eat on that day, 8
We have made it point 10 lay Ia 4 Dig
stock OF everything under the sun. nearly
just glaace over that list once II you are
afraid you can get what you want a. Ira
hateh's." and he handed our reporter the
following bill OF fare that siil form a menu
al for king. and offers timely suggestions
u all gestsrs up Of Thanksgiving dinners.
SOVPs
Pea Tomato Vegmicelu MacearOni-
COGsO .aL1e. turrle.
Green Turtle Dcsiccated Julliene.
MATS
Turkey ond eranberrles. Chicken and jellieS.
B0ned Chicken. BoLed Turkey.
PotEed Ham fotled Tongue.
VEGETABLES.
Dewdrop Canned Corn. Tomatoes. Peas
beans suecolash. AsiAfeguS.
Bees. Turnips- Cabbage sgna.h-
Potatoes. jersey Sweet Potatoes.
ESrREEs
Olives. ketchups. Celery. salads
sears Crackers.
DESSERTS.
Malaga, Csiawba or California TokAy Grapes.
Flogida OIanges Lemons Applcs.
Figs Mixed Nuts. PTunelles- Bananas.
/ Fine Chocolate Drops. Cream Candy.
Plum Pudding Table Raisins.
LIQUIDS.
Japan, Oolong and Young Hyson Teas.
Sweet Cider Alden Vinegar. Chocolate.
| Vermont Maple syrup. Cocoa.
Genuine New Orleans Molasses.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23
WELL, YEsi

We should say so. We shall have the
largest and finest stock in the city, Mallard
Ducks. Squirrels, Teal Ducks, Wild Turkeys,
Rabbits. York River Oysters in Bulk. Cans
or Shell; Scollops Shrimps. Sea and Lake
Fish, Princess Bav CLANS, choice Celery,
Cranberries and Mince Meat We have
Sears crackers warm every day. Every
thing nice for Thanksgiving at the Balr-
more. 81 Canal-st. b. +. EMERY
Telephone SAL. Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Company have offered for sale all of its
pine lands in Missaukee county. Sealed
bids will be received by w. o. Hughart,
Land Commissioner, 20 be opened Deem
Der 18th. Plats and further information
can be had by addressing him at Grand
Rapids, Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23
Registration Notice.

F7Eaecse.s 81 he cas- - Ss2sd kepidz. tsks ~
afe. ae 1oerl . Eex s-zssial 81 thN ett q
or4sa karss1s So et1 - f1f C. heTS2ls lei
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lee7. lsrxi Era0<2 ~ tee cEg 81 t.sactio as ss<a
ne hCGrs = y slz.ok 4 ADt rissck ! s.,
tor the parsese . r2Az-4s fertet' ~ - ncef
a. Ray BE- 81 81 pessoas Fs<s1ang - lie sevsEsl
= sIlts ~ he tass & 8rsAd t4rias vac sfe
a.laiifsS elee<<ss x der ne seEssl.stsal O. tNe
slALs q. NkcAitaz sc ssSitle4 - seks tAefSta-
tlrsg eafa . = ttaraxSeese
Seooaa wsru -eail@rt3f esslfE t44s2.
Thlfd Af4 fsESi i ScspSi SO. i33 Islands,.
5eoo1a kFee ansf~ No. - tttrlsVt -sfS-
tourlz war; lllss pfc~lncs-AQ. - kAs.
bf.o&eN.
seSoad preclnet-No. IA Crescent-age.
nth ~sfd-No. Il Painted ave
sixtA ward Euglne hOsase north o. Leonard 81
seventh Wsfd-NO engine E>aise. Front 81
Elshlh sszd-Iur2 AcrelD hail, jefferson -.
9. az Is6Ta2l Fred Saunders
ID stein EsgFsee Sh2a11aa.
lohn CFe4is, iea.4h stewart.
6e0. p Ptniland. laal A4ris.
hl1llly J. ". Hayward,
eseorxe Davidson. Andres Doyle
g. brenuer T. A. isrniere,
Jacob kisenhaIdt. J. A Ackee.
Hoard of kesastrsilon Of the City Of Grand
ksIlds
JOHN J. BEI-KNAf.
city Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23
COMPOUND HoSEY-SUcKLE Or" CURES
DEAFNESS AND CATARRH.

DR.. T. Q. billings. the sole proprietor of
the ABOVE named remedy which he has
used in nis special practice for number Of
years, will sell the same by the bottle for
home treatment TO those VINO may apply
for IL at No Central Place building on
Fountain-st.. always providing the case
presented is regarded as durable. The oil Is
specific tor many forms OF deafness noises
in the head, etc, aud will always cure
cstarrh. IL is Natures remedy. One ap-
plicatiOn made free at office. No. Central
Place is between Division and Bostwlck -sts.
on Fountain.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

Cali ~ tAe sAlssroom q tie Chase BFos
Piano comEsay, Aa- - xonros-st.. for tAs
~Nss LaEisnd Organ